Kaiser May Next Turn On Serbia in Major World War Move
The article assesses German plans after a Western Galicia counter offense against Russia. It notes German forces have cleared most of Galicia and occupy much of Poland, with Przemysl and Lemberg recaptured, and questions possible next targets. Military observers speculate a wider offensive across Serbia or renewed pressure in the west.
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Teutona
Near East
Galicia
Carpathians
Himmary
Heave
Przemys
Lublin
Cholm
Warsaw
Poland
Kaiser
Serbia
Anasty
Balkan
Germans Capture Warsaw and Push Russian Forces
Berlin and Petrograd report Bavarian troops under Prince Leopold entering Warsaw after breaking through outer and inner lines. German forces, with General von Scholz and von Gallowits, push along roads between Lomsa Ostrov and Vyaskov while Russian rearguards resist. About 4,840 soldiers and 22 officers taken prisoner. 17 machine guns captured.
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Vosges
Warsaw
Berlin
Augnat
Tuckerton, NJ
Prince Leopold
von Scholz
von Gallowits
Lomsa
Ostrov
Vyaskov
Rozen
Fooland
Baltic
Leopold
Bavaria
Russian Poland
Vistula
Bug
Usching
Vladimir-Wolynsk
Cavarly and artillery clash on multiple fronts in world war updates
Reports from the front describe heavy enemy losses at Mount Moedatta in Carnia and failed attempts to regain ground on Monte Polites. French warships shell Turkish towns including Sighadjik and Scala Nova while French and Russian forces clash in Vosges and Caucasus theaters with ongoing bombardments and counterattacks.
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Monte Croce
Nemesalpe
Gorizia
Yeater
Doberdahen
Sagrada
Sdrauasina
Nothamg
Warsaw
Petrograd
London
Vistula
Paris
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Souches
Tracy-l¢-Val
Vailly
Vai Sugane
Mexese
Moedatta
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Carac
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Dobera
Hamar
Turk
Sighadjik
Anatolia
Scala Nova
Spelia
France
Vesges
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Argonne
Forest of Apremont
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Fecht
Col du Schratzmannels
Prospects Bright for W and A Bills
Georgia house debates 1916 17 general appropriation bill for Soldiers Home state sanitarium and state university. Arguments over funding levels and research, with Mr Bale and Mr Knight backing Tech support, amendments lowering spends included. Filibuster threatened as session adjourns amid continued appropriation discussions.
France Plans Long Term War Loan in Senate Debate
Paris August 5 in a French senate discussion on the defense issues bill Alexandre Ribot finance minister reviewed the defense burden noting July 31 defense issues in circulation and short term bonds issued while long term obligations rose He said the nation may seek a long term loan to consolidate short term treasury issues and that the country must unite citizens to endure the war with transparency and resolve the defense bill passing.
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Paris
French Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Alexandre Ribot
France
Campaign to Recall Beavers Opponents Faces Checks
A local recall effort rails against Beavers opponents with a front to appeal to city morals. Key defends his voluntary service and urges voting against all officials faced in the petition. Temporary chair Dr Joe Broughton argues removing the kernel of the board is needed to reach the mayor’s root. Several council members attend but do not participate, while others are named in the recall discussions.
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Beavers
R Key
Mayo
Joe Broughton
Iinportant
Kernel
Sheakers
General Council
Counalmen
Orville FL Hall
Ic White Jol. McCord
Sam Freeman
Albert Thomson
C H Kelley
Mere G EH Garner
Police Board
Tom Goodwin
Waliter Lowe
WG Moore M McEachern
Leonard J Grossman
Ernest Buch-Anan
T D Longina
J Carson Baldwin
Marion Jackson i
Moore
John J Eagan
William D Upshaw
Two teens rob WL Millner in dark Courtland street alley
Two 15 year old negro boys robbed WL Millner on Courtland avenue near Ping street last night. He fought them after they stepped in front of him in a dark place thinking they carried dummy pistols. They took his pocket belongings and tied him in an alley before fleeing.
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WL Millner
Courtland Avenue
Ping Street
Millner
Milner
Missing youth to zero in on in Decatur case
Police seek 22 year old Robert Kerr missing since yesterday afternoon from Decatur. His mother, Mre Lstell Kerr, appeals for help and has asked Decatur and Atlanta police to assist in locating him.
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Robert Kerr
Decatur
Mre Lstell Kerr
Atlanta
Bolt kills woman in thunderstorm shatters glasses
A bolt of lightning struck Mrs James Tiger, aged resident of West Hind, during a severe storm yesterday afternoon. The bolt melted her glasses and hair, burned her face and neck, and caused instant death.
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James Tiger
West Hind
Mortuary notices for Fred Davis James Dilleysaw and Nathaniel Thompson
Fred Davis son of J Y Davis died at his Howell Mill home at 17. Survived by parents three sisters and three brothers. Body moved to Poole's Chapel. James Dilleyshaw aged 62 died at residence in College Park with wife one son one daughter. Body moved to Hemperley’s Chapel East Point. Nathaniel Thompson aged 87 died in private hospital. survived by wife parents three brothers and one sister. Body moved to Greenberg Bonin chapel.
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Fred Davis
J Y Davis
Howell Mill Road
Poole S Chapel
C Bell
Missea Marcel
Ethelyn Davis
Hennie
Earl
Otis Davis
James Dillieshaw
College Park
CC Dilleshaw
Hardy Cary
Hemperley
Nathaniel Thompson
Mra OU J .Thompson
J. E. Holmes
J_E_ Holmes
Benson
J Holmes
H J Holmes
Peterabure
Greenberg & Bon
Progress of highway reviewed by engineer in Rome
Rome Ga August special an interesting account as to the formation of local councils of the Dixie Highway Association by TE B Grafton chief engineer Fourteen councils have been organized first in Chattanooga and second in Rome Gilbraith handles Florida council in each county from Tallahassee to Miami He is now in Indiana directing a state wide campaign Despite incomplete construction tourists travel daily to the road Sioux City Knoxville Chicago and Chattanooga parties were seen A Rome Chamber delegation urged Bartow county to connect Cartersville to Chattanooga and Rome with surface work to proceed on both parts of the highway through Bartow county
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Dine Highway Association
Teb Grafton
Chattanooga
Florida
W. Gilbratt Tary
Tallahauree
Miami
Gilbraith
Indiana
Sioux City
Town
Knoxville
Chicago
Rome Chamber of Commerce
Bartow County Board of Commissioners
Cartersville
Hingston
Bartow County
Bartow
Silbo's Big Lead In Democratic Primary Exceeds Five Thousand
Jackson Migs August 5 Virtually complete return from seventy six of eighty counties in Mississippi indicates Theodore G Bilbo nominated for governor with a majority over four rivals likely exceeding six thousand. Early counts show Bilbo with about 70,000 to 57,000 for his opponents. late rural returns may widen the gap. Narratives suggest possible second primary to settle railroad commissioner race.
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Jackson Migs
Tuseday
Minsiasipp
Theodore G Bilbo
Bilbos
Bilbo
Helly
Hilbo
Contesta
EB Carters Ead
L. M Russell
J Tt McDowell
G R Edwards
E A Crowley
Wilson Plans National Defense Program With Congress
President Wilson outlined a broad defense plan developed with leaders of the military and naval committees and with Secretaries Garrison and Daniels. He intends to consult before Congress convenes, then unite on a single program and present it in his next message. Reports from Garrison and Daniels are expected next week for review upon his return to Washington.
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Almmer
Congress
Wilson
Senate
House
Garrison
Daniela
War and Navy
Padlett
Naval Affairs Committee
Wilsons
Walshington
United States
Daniefe
Daiels
Washingon
Beavers May Soon Go On Lecture Platform
James L. Beavers, deposed chief, may tour the country under private management to lecture on law enforcement and recount his Atlanta administration. He has been approached by lyceum groups and individuals across the southern states. His talks at national police chiefs conventions have drawn attention, with churches and civic bodies in Georgia and nearby states showing demand.
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James L. Beavers
Chautaugus
Lyceum Duretud
Atlanta
National Convention of Police
Georgia
City council acts to dim bright intersection light
Citizens and aldermen clash over glare from an art light at Copennill Washita Argard avenues intersection. Aldermen approve a shielded light to ease residents sleep disturbance. Pastor Jones of Trinity Methodist Church also complains about glare, seeking city protection after learning the light lies outside city limits.
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General Council
Copennill
Washita
Argard
Aldermanic Board
Fer
O Jones
Trinity Methodist Church
Phe Hghland Avenue
Jones
Biaselt
British steamship sunk crew saved with one drowning
London reports that the British steamship Cost Up of 91 tons was sunk. The crew were saved except for one man who drowned. The incident occurred as details filter in from the scene and authorities confirm the casualty.
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London
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